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30/Jul/2025
DOI: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2025GS0933
Highlights ■ Micro-costing showed high per-admission costs (US$ 1,427.70) for maternal near miss. ■ Reimbursement values (US$ 973) underestimate true hospital costs. ■ Brazil’s economic burden estimated at US$ 86 million (2019). ■ Most maternal near miss events stem from preventable causes. ABSTRACT Objective: This study aimed to estimate the hospital costs of maternal near miss cases from both the institutional and Brazilian Public Health System perspectives in a reference maternitiy hospital. Methods: This cost-of-illness study used primary data collected […]
Keywords: Cost of illness; Costs and cost analysis; Maternal health; Near miss, healthcare; Pregnancy complications
28/Mar/2025
DOI: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2025GS0390
Highlights ■ The treatment of Hepatorenal Syndrome places a huge economic burden on healthcare systems. ■ Cost analysis studies of Hepatorenal Syndrome management can help to rationally allocate resources in healthcare. ■ Timely diagnosis and management of Hepatorenal Syndrome may reduce mortality, resource utilization and costs. ABSTRACT Objective: The purpose of this study was to describe the direct medical costs incurred in Brazil for the treatment of Hepatorenal Syndrome in intensive care and intermediate therapy care units, and to investigate […]
Keywords: Brazil; Cost of illness; Direct service costs; Health care costs; Health care economics and organizations; Hepatorenal Syndrome; Liver cirrhosis; Multiple organ failure; Septic shock
11/Oct/2023
DOI: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2023AO0174
Highlights Sanitary restriction measures had a strong impact on usual performance indicators from a selected group of private hospitals in Brazil. Pregnancies and deliveries continued to constitute an important proportion of hospital admissions because they did not depend on external restrictions. Hospital costs increased due to increased utilization of more expensive Personal Protection Equipment (due to lack of availability or much higher demand). ABSTRACT Objective: To analyze the operational and/or financial impacts of regulatory measures implemented by the National Agency […]
Keywords: Brazil; Brazilian Health Surveillance Agency; Coronavirus infections; Cost of illness; COVID-19; Health care costs; Hospitals; Pandemics; private